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2. , "Laboratory Evaluation of Binders for Carbon Anodes", Proceedings of the International Meeting en Anode Problems in Aluminium Electrolysis, Milan 7-9 June 1971. 223-40. 3. , "Petroleum Coke as a Raw Material for Graphite and Metallurgical Carbon Manufacture", Chemistry and Industry, July 1, 1967, pp. 1124-31. 4. , "Coke Quality and How to Make it", Hydro-carbon Processing, September 1971, pp. 132-36. 5. , "The Development of Thermal Shock Resistant Graphite", Presented at the 11th Biennial Conference on Carbon, June 4-8, 1973, Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
82 g/cc. 77g/cc depending on how it is calcined. The differences in density between shaft calcined coke and rotary kiln coke are relatively small at low VM (9-10%) but increase as the green coke VM increases. 70 g/cc. Such low densities may also be driven by structural differences between cokes (degree of isotropy) as well as VM content. Figure 2: Shaft furnace cross-section and shaft outlets With this brief overview, the major fundamental differences between the two technologies are as follows: • There is a large volume of counter-current gas flowing inside a rotary kiln over the top of the coke bed.
Maximize Distillate Liquid Products,” Hydrocarbon Processing, p. 75, January (1992). , United States Patent No. 5,520,795, May 28, 1996. , Vitchus, B. “Laboratory Studies on the impact of Vanadium and Sodium on the Air Reactivity of Coke and Anodes,” Fifth Australasian Aluminum Smelter Technology Workshop, p. , “Structural Changes in Petroleum Coke During Calcination,” Transactions of the Metallurgical Socity of AIME, 239, p. 1084-1091, July (1967) Jones, S. , Hildebrandt, R. , “Green Coke Volatile Emission Spectra,” Light Metals, AIME, p.